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Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur Championship

Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur Championship

Starts: Monday, 27 May 2024
Ends: Tuesday, 28 May 2024
Entries are now open for one of the most popular events on the Golf NSW calendar -  the 2024 Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur Championship. The event is a 54-hole stroke play tournament open to all amateur golfers aged 30 and over with a handicap of no more than 12.4 for men and 20.4 for women. The tournament will be played at two spectacular courses in the Illawarra region of NSW - Wollongong Golf Club and The Links Shell Cove. Online entry is AUD200.00 and includes three rounds of golf, a Championship gift, and a Championship dinner. Spectator entry is free, so come along and watch some of the state's best amateur players compete for the trophy.
Add to Calendar 2024-05-27 12:00 am 2024-05-28 12:00 am Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur Championship Entries are now open for one of the most popular events on the Golf NSW calendar -  the 2024 Srixon NSW Mid-Amateur Championship. The event is a 54-hole stroke play tournament open to all amateur golfers aged 30 and over with a handicap of no more than 12.4 for men and 20.4 for women. The tournament will be played at two spectacular courses in the Illawarra region of NSW - Wollongong Golf Club and The Links Shell Cove. Online entry is AUD200.00 and includes three rounds of golf, a Championship gift, and a Championship dinner. Spectator entry is free, so come along and watch some of the state's best amateur players compete for the trophy. 151-161 Corrimal Street, Wollongong , NSW , 2500 , Australia
151-161 Corrimal Street, Wollongong , NSW , 2500 , Australia
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